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Italy's Second Generation Migrants Fighting for Citizenship Recognition
Despite being born on Italian soil, second-generation migrants in Italy are not automatically eligible for Italian citizenship. Until the
Expand the Court for Democracy
Senate Republicans blocked President Barack Obama’s nominee to the Supreme Court for almost a year in 2016. After Justice
Against "Mastermind" Narratives: Conservative Organizing in Alexander Hertel-Fernandez's State Capture
Interest group influence on American public policy and the political progress is so widely accepted it approaches the level of
Looking Beyond Modern Sanctions
Modern international sanctions are barbarism, disguised as diplomacy; the losses incurred from this lack of cooperation limits the potential of
"We Need to Talk About Kevin" Hosts on the Politics of Kevin Smith
I was hooked. It wasn’t since I first saw Pulp Fiction on HBO that I was so enamored by
Democracy vs Liberty in Annelien De Dijn’s Freedom: An Unruly History
It is nearly always productive to explore the tension between democracy and liberty, as this is not a tension that
Fix the Amendment Process to Fix the Court
The long expected death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg so soon before the election has all but guaranteed a 6-3
Crime Comes From Poverty and Your Great-Great Grandparents Are Proof
When Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was called a crude misogynistic epithet by Congressman Ted Yoho, the largely universal furur grew, rightly,
Liberalism and National Greatness: Matthew Yglesias's One Billion Americans
It is difficult to offer a definition or even description of liberalism without referring to some kind of individualism. Liberalism
Dr. Helen Rodriguez-Trias, The Woman who Ended Sterilization Abuse in the U.S.
From 1937 to 1960, one third of the population of mothers on the island of Puerto Rico were sterilized through
From Utility to Liberty: The Case of John Stuart Mill
John Stuart Mill’s On Liberty stands as one of the pillars of modern liberal thought. It is embraced by
"Separate But Loyal" Or Second-Class Citizens? Timothy Grose's Negotiating Inseparability in China: The Xinjiang Class and the Dynamics of Uyghur
In 2015, the film A Place Where the Dream Begins (translated) was released in China to commemorate the 60th anniversary